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A lyrical end to the series. Nothing’s perfect, but the rhythms of the city go on, and our heroes don’t just make peace with the lives they’ve chosen, but continue to strive to make them work. Sometimes it means sacrifice, but it’s worth it–whethe… …

In this penultimate episode of this season and this show, Davis McAlary makes subtext text in his philosophizing about legacy. He’s of course worried about his own, but he’s also talking about the legacy of New Orleans and its place in the world. O… …

This episode brought forward the elegiac feel of Albert’s walk down memory lane and expanded it to encompass the whole show. Visual callbacks and a check-in with a number of characters from early on in the run bring this episode in the final season b… …

Two steps forward and one step back. Or maybe one step forward and two steps back. Annie is getting the recognition she has worked so hard for at the cost of all of her time and her relationship. Antoine takes the advice to try his hand at modern… …

Two steps forward and one step back. Or maybe one step forward and two steps back. Annie is getting the recognition she has worked so hard for at the cost of all of her time and her relationship. Antoine takes the advice to try his hand at modern… …

Drive. Bluegrass music always has it, classical only sometimes, one of the criticisms of Treme is that it doesn’t have it at all. Saints, written by Eric Overmyer and directed by Jim McKay, had plenty of drive. Drive is what propels the story forwa… …

By Dave Walker. Not spoilery per se, but if you like to go into your show seasons completely cold, you might want to skip this one. Though the stories point toward a fourth season, musical performances fill season three at such a pace that it sometim… …

Lots to see! Bart Everson’s take on the last episode. He was seen in the news footage of the march on the TV in the bar. “You have failed us.”Nola Defender with the Pfister Sisters break it down.Hits and Fits (lots of pictures)Alt… …

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